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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1887-08-03
NEW ADVERTISEMENT.

In bathing suits we are showing novel
ties not to be seen elsewhere, and are add
ing new and odd styles from our work
rooms every day. Bear in mind. we can
make bathing suits to order at very short
notice.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1887-08-03
MALE HELP

WAVED situation in grocery store,
w wholesale or retail; some experience at re-
tail good reference. Address, G.. T. r.. Press
ONCE. 81
WANTED-Two young men to learn the
wv wholesale . airy goods business. W0ODMAN,
TRUE Co. 2-1
"AnsED-By young man a situation as
w bookkeeper or clerk; l am a graduate Of
Commercial College and have had nine years ex-
perience IN Keeping books and three years in gro
Gerry business. Address or enquire of H. No. 1S
LongWharf Portland Me. 2-1
WANTED-Two good canmakers to work on
w corn cans. Inquire Of J. p. JORDAN. IL
Atlantic street. IL
WANTE Situation by young mani hon
w est industrious and obliging; good address
and abilities; excellent references; he has had
two years experience in the retail grocery trade.
Address U. G. f., Press ONCE. 26-1
MANIFESTATION as clerk or TO purchase
w part or whole of small drug store. Address
q. A., Press Office. PSI
NUANTED-AN HONEST YOUNG MAN
w for permanent position, with an old estab-
State, Salary increased with experience. Refer
ences required. AM. MANUFACTURING House,
16 Barclay St., N. Y. jly11d1awM4w
NVANTED-At insmlth who understands job
w ing Of all kinds and would work In the store
4 steady job TO the right person. Address J. NJ
ANTHOINE s. son, Biddeford. Me. 22-2
WANTED.
WANTED - Large hyderanger plants, with
from to 10 blossoms on on each plant; ,go2sd
MORTON Co, Gl5 Congress street, Portland,
Me. IL
WANTED wish TO inform the ladies' of
w Portland that / have nicely furnished
rooms and am prepared TO cut and make dresses
IN "A trst class | euf nv Prof. j. w. mI.tV-
ingstOns improved method and guarantee per
feet ut. MRS. A. j. PRAY, 56lhs Congress street
BOA
GHsRT MAKERS wANTED-Appli-
Of their work with them. CHARLES GUSTS a
CO., 493 Congress street. 29-1
WANTED Customers for pure milk; com
w mencing Aug. LIST. the subscriber Will run a
MIX Wagon IN the city SPECIAL a attention given
orders by man or otherwise promptly attended 10.
l. =. REED, Aliens Corner, Deerlng. 29-l
WANTED-Persoa wishing Compound
w Vapor Baths to know that my rooms, for
the present, will be open from 1915 a. m. to p.
M week days. Balance Of the time am at Peaks
island. J. NJ FROST, 22l Federal street. 1871
WANTED-Highes cash prices paid for cast
w of clothing, ladies or gents or exchange
for Turkish rugs. Please send letter or postal TO
NJ. DEGROOT, Perry House, Portland, Me. 27-1
VUANTED-Persons Of either sex 10 work on
w Cards at their homes; So to so per week
earned; steady employment no oil painting; no
eanyassing., Al work mailed promptly. Address
NATIONAL CARD CO., rs State street. Boston,
Mass. =. o. Box 5000. T,T,S6t
VNANTED-Parties to know that Mrs DR..
w Sherman will leave Portland the first of
August. Those who wish 10 have corns, out
growing nails treated by her can call AZ SOUTH
STREET. 261
WANTED TO BUY OR RENT-A
w small farm within five o. eight miles Of
Portland Address giving full particulars as to
amount of hay and apples. II. b. T., Press ONCE.
25-1
LNLOUR BARRELS wANTED-2Oe cents
IL will be paid until further notice. GOUDY &
KENT Pearl st. 19-tf
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1887-08-03

LNOk sALE-In Bridgton, Me-, first class
IL grocery stock, fixtures, team and good will;
first class patrons; work for two men; doing
profitable business. With the same, stable, Ice
house, Ice and lot Capital required about S250O
w. A. STEVENS. 23-I
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1887-08-03

INOR sALE-A coal black horse, between
IL and 9years old, perfectly sound and kind !;
can be used for family or work horse. Inquire
at "a PREBLE STREET, City, 23-1
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1887-08-03

nRUG STORE FOR sALE-In Portland
H. Me-, one of the best locations for a family
trade in the city, with good prescription file;
best OF reasons for Selling terms reasonable only
small capital required. Address PORTLAND Il.
o. BOX 1897. 23-I
, 1887-12-01
Lii>cs Port Townsend.

Mrs. Flora y. Brown, we'll known ia
our readers, writes back from Berwick,
Penn, that She is very humc-sick. She
Is about taking employment in her
n"phcw'S publishing house in Chicago,
ii. l.. Brown IL Co, OF ia, Van Buren,
St. Mr.. Brown writes: Il must CON
ies- that like good old Port Townsend,
and itS enterprise, with climate that
cannot he cNcrlled any place have ever
lived. In coming across the Continent,
| came over the SwitChback. In Dakota
took severe cold, neccssitating delay
in Chicago for two weeks The climate
here is the same old searching cold.
showing, blowing! Oh what Il differ
ence. You may thank Your stars that
you live i'll Il country that Is as far ahead
OF this as heaven is better than earth
would not live here on any account.
Berwick is good representative town
Of Pennsylvania, but | must say that it
appears TO he hundred years behind
either Washington or Oregon. There
seems to be Il lack OF enterprise or public
spirit. Everything is just the same here
as it was twenty-five years ago when |
left il for the broader fields of the west
Please allow my enthusiasm to break out
fcr truly love the grand old west.
, 1887-12-01
Fron SATURDAYS DalIs.
Tom Rrackeu is sick abed.

Tom Brackep is sick abed.
Mrs. Ann Rollins, ot Dang5ness, ar
rived yesterday from Discovery.
A young dentist from Seattle Is likely
to open another dentist office IL this
city
Dr. Hunt has been called to Port
Gamble. He goes there to-day. and
will be home Tuesday on tie early morn.
ing steamer.
The Rays of Samiahm1o have pur-
chased residence property IN the Kuhn
addition. They are desirable acquisi'
ton to the town.
Mr.. Rebel, the iron manufacturer. Is
In town again. It is harmed that lie is
negotiating Tor anIntercst in cur foundry
with a view of putting in machine shops
Judge Briggs expects TO 90 10 Oregon
next week, anl Will be accompanied OF
his return by SIR. Cool: aud faa.iIy. The
latter gentleman is a brother o; Mrs
Briggs.
A!ss Daisy Learned will Ee,urn homt
at the close Of the present term of th,
Annie Wright Seminary in Tacoma, ant
will continue her studies here in th,
academy.
The following were passengers on tn
Mexico last night fo, san Fluuri=co
kI-g q u C.-.tf.- - ..4
, 1887-12-01
neatb era. Is. Mcpherson.

Henry V. NcaherSou passed away
quiy'!y at :hy Cosn,.roItaa hotel yrs,er,
+ day afieruoon. aged 81 years months
and II days. lie was an old pioneer ot
Washington Territory, having lived
IL .ny years - DluGsurss. Ha was born
. in IjIIHris. sept. -. l>26. Leaving home
wien quit" a yonuE man, he came west,
entering the California gold fields; from
there hg drIrted ito Oregon. thea back,
then :" GaTsb2n, u9J fually landed in
DuugencSs in the latter raIt Of the "lif-
ties His partner. Frederick Crozler,
was with him a7 carly rs 1886. Both be-
iE- confirmed bachelors, they lived TO-
eeiEer with the exception of two or three
years for over thirty yeaTs-the lat
ter living to this day on the
cid place at Long Prairie" About
three years ago, Me" as he was famiI-
larry called, sold out aud went to Arizona
where he visited relatives, and from there
returned TO Fresno, Cal, where he has
sister living. A few months ago he re-
turned to his old home aud spent the fall
IN renewing old acquaintauces and go
Jig again over his old familiar hunting
woods where lie bad been wont to slay
Wild game. On his last birthday, in Sep
tember, Ec went out for hunt as was his
custom fer years, and a large pair of Elk
horns remain as a trophy. About ten
days ago lie took 4 vieleut cold, result
Ing from exposure, and suffered a severe
chill after il. In day or two IT was ap-
parent that pneumonia wuulG claim him
a! Il victim. He was brought to this CITY
for medical aid, hut was beyond the
pL! !siciaE's skill. Conscious only at in
tcrv"is, he knew that lis end was ap-
prOuchiug, and told his friends so. Yes
tcrday at noon his attendant, Mr.. Chas.
Conner, went to lunch and returned in
few minutes to find that the end had
come. Many aid friends called during
the afternoon TO view TIE still features OF
the stalwart man who had fuced the dan
gers Of pioneer life and had finally laid
himself bravely down to die. The fu-
neral viii take place at Dunseness,
wE!ther the body will bc conveyed to-
morrow.
1t is with strange feelings of sadness
tFat we review III mental procession the
many good qualities OF Henry w. Nc
PncrsOn, realizing that We shall never
more see him alive in the flesh Our first
acquaintance with him dates back twen-
ty seven years last June. We knew him
Intimately, and bear testimony with
pleasure to the fact that no trner, more
honest or more worthy man lived. He
was sOciable, cOmpauiouab!c. sympath-
ctic ard warm in his personal attach
meHts i gchuiEe hosp;tahle pioneer,
with all the bluff, hearty ways Of the old
time wCstcTuerS;a man Who would scUrn n
mean action, and who lived in the happy
go-lucky style OF typical frontiersmen,
HIS death removes another Of the land
marks Of early days, and reminds us
tiat Times march Is unceasing. He WAS
4 friend Of the father OF the writer hereof,
and together they had hunted game in
the foothills OF IIaEam many long years
ago. Beth lave new crossed the dark
river
, 1887-12-01
Shipping Notes.



SEATTLE, Nov. 2S.-Sailed Ship Spar
tan, San ranclsco.
Port -Sailed-Bark News
boy.
Port HadIock-Arrived-Ship Erics-
son.
Port Blakeiy-Sailed- d-Bktne. Rober!
Sudden.
San Francisco -Arrived-Str. Oregon,
Portland. CIeared--BaIk King Alfred,
Portland. Sailsd-Bark Estella. Port
land; Str. Geo. w. Elder, Portland.
The American ship Alex. Gibson,
Capt. J. L. Speed. which sailed from
Yokohama, Oct. 10th, arrived to-day
with a cargo of curios, tea and mer-
cbaudisa Tor Tacoma.
, 1887-12-01
PCrfHOl.eIgIPng.

OLYMPIc LODGE. No. 81, +. of Pr
is with regret that VIC have 10 announce
the po5tpouemeut Of the Thanksgiving
ball to be given b. the order OF Knights
Of p thias, owing 10 the sudden death in
the family of one Of our Brother knights.
We shall take pleasure i'll receiving
our friends at Redmen's bail Thursday
evening, Dec. Sth, 1897. upon the first
anniversary Uf our institution. Hour and
order Of dancing will be same as upon
the invitation Of the pnStpJued ball.
NoBT BILE5,
\. Il. WINyRuDE,
j. j. CALHOUN,
Committee OF Invitation.
W. IL. MEERICK.
,iEp. J. STrCKAED.
-. :. SwERDFIGEE,
Committee Of Arrangements
PoRT TOWNSEND, W. T., Nov. %, 1857.
, 1887-12-01
lErcEl Saturday S DailY.l

The Masticli arrived yesterday moIn-
ing with n boom of logs from Clinton
for the Port Townsend mill.
The TYee towed the Br' bark Hellens-
lea to Gamble yesterday, to load lumber
for Australia.
The bark Jas. \. King sailed in tow Ct
rug Mastick yesterday, lumber laden. for
SaGdw isIaLds.
The schr Granger arrived from Dun
geDess yesterday with cargo OF miscel-
ianeous produce for Tacoma.
The bark Erriccson arrived during the
night in tow of tug Holyoke, from San
Feancisco To load return cargo OF lumber
ut Hadlock.
Two men arrived from Orcas this morn
ing IN an open boat for tug to tow the
Libby to tins port. She is lald up at
OTCas.
PoKT GAMBLE, Nov 26.-Arrived- -
Henslea.
San Arrived-Bark LIZZIE
Williams, Tacoma. Cleared Steamer
George w Elder. Portland; bark Dan
Nichols, Tacoma.
, 1887-12-01


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plac5 !rs'"riay afternoon i:nia Tire res
deuce "' AR u i---a. Deceased 'c:vss
husband '''-" @A l~.""t c!I.i.
Tt, Ypuus Mems Christian Azs9cla-
ton ot Victoria, british Columbia. Is
now on q paying basis. Over S2G19 Of
debt has recently haen pad oil
i great deal II sympathy /, EXPRESSED
ioy Mr. ana a{rs. q. q. Thurman IN fla,
sad bereavement by which their bright
lit:lc boy WIS taken away from them.
Dave Walker was in town res,.r,7..,
from Port Djzcov,ry. He orl -. s,.,a-
Miss Kate WaIka- ara. i,,,..,,i.,.. :, !, -.
lo"nseHu real estate near 'he university
size
The academic department Of the uni
versity was opened yesterday IN the pub
lie school building. Att-rdaHc.. Wis O!
course small, hnt Will be fair he'orc the
institution has been fairly placed on It's
feet. Prof. Palmer is deserving Of nber.
al patronage
J. B. iIewctt, Egastus Green ana n
HeNett are the trustees for the White
River Congregational church. named in
the articles OF Incorporation of that or.
ganization filed for record. Tie charcl
will be erected in Slaughter.
Benton Holmes & O., of Port RIo,,o
" ara ,radnaII,, ;,o-ao,ir.. - Il. =,
sailing vessels. a few davs ago they
purchased the ship Ipvlucible, lying al
Hunters Point dry dock, hear Sar
Francisco, for $4,000. She will at once
be placed in the Pacific coast lumber
trade.
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, 1887-12-01
SeriOus Accident.

4 ihan named John Brandon, a labor
er, fell between the snip Edward OBrien
aud ;he pl!Irg If tHC ,oai Buukets at
Seattle on Sunday and was terribly
crushed.
George Sykes Port Of Entry News De
pot is to be moved to the building being
vacated by deI.ion's skipping office.
The O.Ggoniau descriptive article
about Port Townsend is not doing Us
justice by any means.
Capt. deLion's office is to be moved to
the second floor OF Bartlett's building.
, 1887-12-01
From .:am..ar 8. ssa.I.

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force.
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no F'7'"! ''''Irapn VIII ne eA'ehded
from 'eb'r''t'' 10 ''ral haFooF' "oFk
Will S''i "' ''Iii'l'hce" On tho same
Palph Salmon bought the sloop (nu
name) Yesterday az tue 'naTshat's sale, for
Tiio. Hhs was sold ~ auction under
seizure TOR smuggling
Photographer MeMury has returned
from Portland where he has been learn
ing all the new kinks in the business.
He won't charge you anything extra to
80 va p'~'''' = ''' ~ - '> - ''''
AS near us We can learn 'he reported
ueath OF MT. hlrKpatric6 It'ie boy IS
uniounded' At least We nave thus Far
failed to authenticate 1t, We sincerely
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Agent oi Education Ter AI"Sk'' passed
through here on ms way cast Ills -
sion I" Washington Is MAINLY we under
stand . secure enlarge" appropriations
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Messrs. Clapp & Feuarbach are doing
banking business in the vault room of
Mr.. Clapp's building. They bavo a
most elaborate and excellent outfit OF
stationery, oooNS' etc, ana Il S"Ie 'hat
osR'S ahythihE aFouuu I'D point o' oe""-
~ oil hnlsn' IL aiso nas an inner n"re
lar-proot com vault Ii 'hey 90 not 90
plenty OF business II VIII not dc tor i"cN
o. tacillue9'
It's significant sign to see so many
outsiders investing in Port Townsend
real estat4. A party of gentlemen ar
| rived on Friday. who said thew heard of
the Port Townsend Southern when thev
cot rs far west ~ Helena, Montana, and
tb.x Lasts,ed on 70 This citv 70 secpre
Investments and locations wbil4 the heat
opportunities remained.
Tho cronna os controversy over the
zv,r,honsa heinz n-oiecte5 on tho
A5ouz straaf d,rk is that the bniIdinr
I'll ba :, 1.-Two with tba efreef and will
ovsr tba end Of tn. wharf Jnst how lie
will re- settled or vbctbar a6I will be
briIt ON tbe erd OF the wharf, ia not
known Work or the bnilding, however
VAS s.oDDed under Injunction.
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, 1887-12-01
From Thursdays Daily.

San Francisco, Nov. 23.-Arrived
steamer State of California, Port
land. Cleared Steamer Umatilla,
Seattle; Antony, Nanaimo; ship Geo.
+. Manson, Seattle .Sailed-Steam-
er Columbia; Ships City of Benares,
Francis Tampe and Ferdinand for
Portland
Port Discovery - Sailed - Brig
Deacon.
Port Gamble Sailed bark Cow
litz.
Port NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
VIM Renton.
Port Blakely-Arrived-Ship Ed
ward O'Brien. SaiIed-Bark Colum,
bia.
schooner Allie l. Algar, Capt I. e
Raynor, one OF the schoOuers seized fol
Illegal sealing, arrived Yesterday from
Sitka.
, 1887-12-01
lIAISLSIED.
DIED.

THURMAN-In this city, Nov. 23rd,
Arthur D., only son Of Mr. and Mrs.
q. W. Thurman. Aged three years.
, 1887-12-01
TITS
Safe to Take
IT IS

Ayers SarsapariIIa, and those who Use it
are always ready 10 say = coed word in it,
favor. Mrs. {. johnson. 80 ilicks st.,
Brooklyn, y. y, suffered greatly from
debility. and SAYS: - | did not think it wl>
IN the power of medicine TO produce such
wonderful changr H. Ayers SIr~aPariila
nas effected in my case. feel that have
entered new life" MrS. Z. l.. Henry.
4th St. Lowell. Mas, writes: " For years
WAS badly afflicted with salt Hhcum in
my hands. My physician adyi.od MT 20
try Ayers Sar>aparilla. did So Til"
result WIS perfectly satisfactory | lavr
more recently used il in any family with
equally plcasin" effect. 1t merits all that
ls CIaimcd for it. ~ 4 blood purifier
, 1887-12-01
1T is
Sure to Cure

any disorder that arises from impurtia,
cXi>tin" in the blood. Even where no
particular disorder is felt, people live
longer, and enjoy better health, for puri-
fyinS the blood with Ayers SarSaparilIa.
John W. Starr. LacOnia, Iowa, writes
Ayers SarsapariIla is the best blood med
icinc of the day. / was troubled with
scrofulous complaints for several Years
/ tool, only two bottles of Ayers Sarsapa-
riIIa. and now feel like new man." 4.
:. Pc,tin@cr, N D.. Glen Gardner, y. j.,
writes: Ayers SarSaparilla is au cxce..
lent alternative tonie and in all cares where
such remedy is needed prescribe it
Mr.. II. ". Thaycr, Hillside ST., Milton,
Mas. writes: :" Ayers Sar-
, 1887-12-01

Our stock in these lines comprise the
latest styles and best goods. Come
and see what we have to offer before
purchasing elsewhere.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-03-18
Nh. sEECnGR's PROPERTY.

10 speaking Of Mr. ReecheF's circum-
stances Sc. OiaiF MokslWay, editor Of
the Btooklyn Eagle aud warm person
al friend of PiymOulh's pastor, said
that the eminent divine vas not near as
wealthy IS popnlarly supposed His
reality consists of his country seat at
PsekskiIl and sOme lands IN Wisconsin.
The house ON Hicks street, Brooklyn,
be does not own. All told be lie not
worth more than fl20.t }, although his
income reached 20 5000 For the
past four wears be has received a sal ny
Of $4,000 4 year from Piym nh
Chnruh. For years before that 80 co
per annum bad bsen allotted him, and
during the famous Tiltoa oOntr0vs ray
fl0oOC0 = ysar wa granted him as o.
mark Of pnhdenos IN bis integrity and
10 enable him to meet the expsnses OF
his suit. For twenty years be has oeea
prominent in she leo IRE field, receiving
never laas than $3.50 night nor more
than s. This would net him about
Sl4.OC) year. Then be received a roy
ality OF about $t,l ) upon some books
written In his earlier days, prominent
among WHICH VI Lectures TO Young
M,n.n HIS syndicate newspaper letter,
which be continued NJ 10 the tine of
bis illness, Melted him SO week. This
income. though almost prinoely, was
spent by SIR. BseoheF in ornamsntipR
bis household and in charity. His
bonse was perfect cabinet of euriOsi-
ties. from all lands, and 10 odd spsci-
mems. OF brio-a brac, shells, tortoises
and gems Of various descriptions were
so great was Mr.. Beeoher's
passion for precious stones that Il Was
bis Gus ON TO carry, diamonds, sap
phires, emeralds aud other precious
stones wrapped 40 in bits Of tissue pa
per. His personal prsps rty. all told,
will probably reach SlCl.Cs0.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-03-18
RKArrlEE rus LAMNs.

The bursting hads and The Wild wood
lilies oanse the thoaRhss Of the good
housewife 20 tarn from tie perplsxinS
questions Of ths ballot and from the
cares Of tbs hosae within 30 is imnas.
eiAss surroundings without. Ard she
asks the slow ploddine partner % her
toys and sorrous 70 help plan her pansy
beds ard pui the groanas about tbs
hone IN order. In this connection q
few rSh 'stians upon the duties Of all
might net be considsred impertinent.
Aia cost Of only fee hours' labor
week each hase can add 10 its eealth
and eoOafort. sud 90 the besasy Of he
city By dressing ap the hoase,asd.
moving The lawn, driving nails, plan,.
inS flowers and usiss some paint. n
each QUE Stli do bis du's in this respect
Seattle will, Ia teW weeks, look lac a
pretty maiden tn FRESH pink ruwn.
Do cur whole tusy In this work. auI we
will thea have accomplished little
when compared WITH Wat uasare
hAs done tosaFds msktng tbs 'hs ear
den SPOT Of the worli. As role Sc
aisle's ci,issns are not narliepus in
eeaa,itying their etauuds bat Arv aaiss
aiive 70 The requirements Of scoi taste.
There are to BE- tcuod IN this ~ veil
ss In all cities, sloshsal uea whs uee
leet The hons both iDside and Qua. Ard
~ The doer ysrt q rsgge8. iAe houss
within usaaily shows Ike siSus - lssi-
ness.
It's nan is oArslsss in sas kecviss ~
the property whica be oceaptes lhs e.
eI brings dissrstA upea SIS eoasrau.i Y;
beoce. PsepsF regard roe oas UsisAhsrs
shoald tndaos as 10 a. lsAss bsse % sas
fsnooa TIE fosF-Ixrxi11orxcEn ursss
iss readers 10 hriee co.'s tts pFun'ag
katie, whes ihe seyshs. and saArpen the
hoe. Well keps deor yards, launs, shsas